Tesla's "Confidence Protection Plan" is offline, and there is no reason to return the car within 7 days.

For a long time, Tesla has greatly reduced the burden of car purchase for consumers by virtue of its direct sales model. But on this basis, any slight change in Tesla official website is also affecting consumers' car buying and car using experience.

Recently, Tesla official website rolled off the "Confidence Protection Program". It is understood that the "confidence protection plan" is similar to the e-commerce website, and there is no reason to return it in 7 days. After purchasing Tesla cars, consumers can return them within 7 days as long as the vehicles are not damaged and the mileage does not exceed 1600 km.

Although Tesla did not respond to this policy, industry analysts said that the reason why Tesla chose to cancel the "Confidence Protection Plan" may be that the frequent price reduction of Tesla cars in China has caused many car owners to return.

From the user's point of view, after the "Confidence Protection Plan" goes offline, consumers not only have no "right to regret", but also bear the risk of paying more costs after Tesla's price reduction. Presumably Tesla's move will curb consumers' desire to buy in a short time.